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Lawyer's comment on the situation of navy employees

Despite the fact that readers' concern for their future is quite understandable, it seems extremely difficult to predict the further development of events related to the national state structure of the USSR. What will it be? As before, the federation of union republics with declarative sovereignty? A union of truly independent states that voluntarily delegate some of their rights to the center, including by issuing a number of laws defining the basic rights of their citizens, regardless of their place of residence? Or is it a community of completely independent states united only by economic treaties, i.e. the market? The answer to these questions should be given, rather than by lawyers, but by politicians. Nevertheless, if we proceed from the existing order of things — the Constitution of the USSR, recently adopted a whole series of Laws of the USSR, which will be discussed below — then explanations based on them should relieve the anxiety of the readers who applied.

In approximately the same manner, the issue of delineating the competence of the Union republics and the center in terms of the use of maritime transport was resolved. According to the Law "On Property in the USSR", it is stipulated that maritime transport enterprises, among the few industries, are union-wide property, with all the consequences that follow from this.

However, it should also be noted that the Laws adopted by the Union parliament (in any case, one gets the impression) presuppose the presence of an "old", "strong" center in advance, and in this regard, before deciding on the conclusion of a new Union Treaty, they cause a negative reaction from the republics (also not always adequate, for example, demands for complete independence from the USSR), expressed in the proclamation of the primacy of its own Laws over those of the Union (Ukraine, the RSFSR and some others). Apparently, it was precisely because of this reason that the authors of the letter felt insecure.

Nevertheless, it seems that reason and realism will prevail over the emotions of the people's deputies at the conclusion of the Union Treaty, about which Moscow is intensively consulting with the delegations of the republics, and they will solve issues of social protection, including pension provision, without prejudice to all citizens of the country, regardless of their place of residence by recognition of legislative acts already adopted by the Union Parliament.

If this does not happen, then, probably, the issues of pension provision for former citizens of a unitary state will be resolved by each of its former subjects as a completely independent state, based solely on their own socio-economic and political conditions and completely different Laws developed on this basis for those citizens who, for one reason or another, do not they will wish to continue living in a particular state — a former subject of the federation — and move to another state for permanent residence, for example, in the RSFSR. In this case, pension issues will be resolved in accordance with the established norms and rules of international law, by concluding intergovernmental agreements on mutual recognition of legislation in this regard.

It is precisely because of the latter circumstance that, it seems, a strong trade union center for water transport workers is needed throughout the country, which, using the already established certain authority and influence in public authorities and management, the right to rule-making, and if it can achieve legislative initiative, will effectively defend the legitimate rights and interests of trade union members regardless of the ongoing political and economic processes. But now there are trends towards splitting it into so-called professional and national apartments, which was manifested by individual delegates, primarily from the Black Sea basin, at the recently ended congress of the water transport workers' union. This stratification will not bring anything but harm to the needs of sailors and rivermen. 1xbet india welcome bonus - 120% welcome bonus and claim up to ₹66,000 as your maximum reward. Use 1xbet promo code india get free exclusive bonus 120% up to ₹49,000 and free bet up to ₹2,495 for your losing bets. 1xBet India's bonuses are accessible across all platforms, including via the 1xBet app using the promo code. The 1xBet welcome bonus is an attractive option for new account creators. Overall, betting on 1xbet is a positive experience, offering a safe and diverse platform with multiple bet types and sports.